Stalking Cat.
A man who went to extraordinary lengths to transform his appearance into that of a tiger, which he called his “totem.” In addition to extensive tattooing, he underwent cosmetic surgeries, including rhinoplasty. Stalking Cat, whose real name was Dennis Avner, was born on August 27, 1958, and died on November 5, 2012. He was an American known for extreme body modifications, aiming to resemble a tiger. He underwent 14 surgeries to achieve this goal, holding a world record for “most transformed to look like an animal"
His Death.
On November 5, 2012, his body was found in his garage with a gun nearby. He was 54 years old. News of his death became public a week later. On his website, Shannon Larratt, founder of BMEzine, wrote that his death was a suicide.
Stalking Cat.
A man who went to extraordinary lengths to transform his appearance into that of a tiger, which he called his “totem.” In addition to extensive tattooing, he underwent cosmetic surgeries, including rhinoplasty. Stalking Cat, whose real name was Dennis Avner, was born on August 27, 1958, and died on November 5, 2012. He was an American known for extreme body modifications, aiming to resemble a tiger. He underwent 14 surgeries to achieve this goal, holding a world record for “most transformed to look like an animal"
His Death.
On November 5, 2012, his body was found in his garage with a gun nearby. He was 54 years old. News of his death became public a week later. On his website, Shannon Larratt, founder of BMEzine, wrote that his death was a suicide.
From the baby: My mummy…my mummy, where are we? What are we doing here? Where Is my daddy?
Mummy: Crying 😭….sorry my child
Baby: Mummy, why are you crying? Who are these people? I am cold , there is mosquito, it is raining, mummy are we not going home?
Mummy: Crying 😭 😢
Baby : Join her crying 😭
The baby is not unfortunate
The baby was born like every other
While the children of the leaders are in save zone
Here is a baby in the thick forest with no hope.
This is not the time to cast blame
This is not the time for politics
This is time to rescue
Dear Leaders, rise up to save this nation.
My wife made a strange request: one hour of total isolation in the garage every night after our daughter went to sleep. She made it clear she didn’t want to be disturbed—no popping in, no "just checking on you."
We had our first baby last summer, and ever since, our lives have been a blur of sleepless nights and caffeine. Parenthood is exhausting, and we barely have time to breathe, let alone hang out. If she needed sixty minutes to just sit in the dark and stare at a wall to preserve her sanity, I wasn't going to judge.
But then, things started to feel off.
The rain outside the city apartment was a steady, rhythmic thrum, a stark contrast to the absolute stillness in our living room.
I stood by the window, unable to look Leo in the eye as I told him. I had fallen in love with David, a colleague at the university. It wasn't a sudden passion; it was a slow, quiet drifting away from the life Leo and I had built over fifteen years. Leo was a deep-sea marine biologist—a man who spent months at a time on research vessels, consumed by a quiet, solitary world beneath the waves. I had grown tired of waiting for him to come back to the surface.
You see this thing called good health, we aren't appreciating it enough,
Na when u are sick u will understand the meaning of vanity upon vanity ,no strength to talk, walk, eat,
Sickness will make u confess ur sins instantly and tell God u are a saint from now on, 😭🤍🦅
This story is heartbreaking.
This man disappeared in 2007 when he was only 14 years old after going out to play with his friends, as he usually did.
For weeks and months, his family searched for him everywhere. They visited hospitals, police stations, and even morgues, but they could not find a single clue about his whereabouts.
Eventually, after spending a great deal of money on the search and even selling their land and other property, his parents lost hope and concluded that their son had died. Tragically, both parents later passed away due to the stress and grief caused by his disappearance.
Years went by without any news of him.
Then, in 2025 almost 18 years after he vanished his brother received a call informing him that his missing sibling had been found in a correctional facility in Rivers State.
What was shocking was that he had reportedly been detained there for all those 18 years without any clear explanation. When inquiries were made about why he was imprisoned, it was discovered that there was no court case against him, no charge sheet, and no record of any crime he had been accused of committing.
Even more disturbing, he had lost his mental stability. He could no longer recognize his brother, could not remember how he ended up in prison, and showed clear signs of mental illness.
And one cannot help but wonder: how many other people are still languishing in prisons, suffering similar injustice, with no one aware of what they are going through?🥲
Good Morning fam ☕🌄
Quiet progress always hits different.
Still watching @NomismaNetwork and @RiverdotInc build steadily while the timeline chases noise.
I just found out that a lot of hotel employees can tell the difference between wealthy and non-wealthy guests. They can even spot the difference between people who are genuinely rich and those who are just trying to look rich, and they can often tell when someone comes from an old-money background.
How do they do it? Is it based on the way people dress and speak?